[goladith]

onboard (build in to motherboard)

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onboard (build in to motherboard)

Thanks!

[goladith]

not a problem, so, any other questions about it?

[goladith]

they both are really good, but if you want to have the heat spreaders, get the OCZ or even get some Corsair or Kingston then

[goladith]

cases don't matter specificly, as long as you get it with a good enough power supply

[goladith]

well, that is a motherboard for Intel CPU, and they cost more, and do not perform as well as AMD CPUs

[goladith]

yea, you could get that one, if you don't wanna upgrade to 2 video cards at a later date, becuase with the motherboard i picked out, it has SLI (Scalable Link Interface) and it allowes you to put in 2 identical video cards and hook them up, and it will increase the graphics capabilities of your computer

[goladith]

motherboards aren't a factor in speeds and such things, jus about every SLI motherboard is the same thing pretty much. the only differnce between the AMD SLI motherboards is the company that makes then, be it MSI, Giga-Byte, or whatever, they are all pretty decent IMO.

[goladith]

Maxtor / DiamondMax 10 / 300GB / 7200 / 16MB / ATA-133 / EIDE / OEM / Hard Drive $134.99 (after mail in rebate it is $89.99) thats what i'd seggest as a Hard Drive. The one you picked out is ATA-100, and those don't transfer the data as fast as the ATA-133's and thats what this one is, plus it is 100 gb's bigger for less money after the mail in rebate.